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Chicago examiner vol xl no 234 a m f saturday Chicago september 20 1913 saturday reilstfe-ed 111 u s patent ofllco price one cent gffiffif&sse zinn report urges harbor and 3 deck loop streets recommendations just made pub lic advise quick solution of traffic problem by two sepa rate subways and river tunnels major rees and colonel differ from war department board on lake improvements make criticisms and suggestions washington sept 19 the report submitted to congress several days ago by the secretary of war in compliance with the provisions of the act of march 3 3309 which asked for a plan for a complete systematic and broad improve ment of the harbor facilities of Chicago and adjacent territory wandered far from the recommendations of two of the war department's engineers who had given close personal study to the situa tion at Chicago this became kuowii to-day when access was bad to reports made by major thomas h uees former district engineer at Chicago and colonel george a zinn who held the po-itiou until recently these officers began their special study | of chicago's problems as soon as the act in question was passed the recommendations made were far ; more generous than those approved by i general v 11 sixty chief of engineers ln the reports which are made public j here for the tirst time major kees and colonel zinn made frank criticism and many helpful suggestions for the treat ment of chicago's local transportation prclilcms entirely apart fvow their spe j il li i'i.i'ouiioi ndatious ie li.-ii devcbj oprire i . ; urge i riple-deck streets the fallowing are some features of their reports double and triple decked streets will soon be needed in the loop district for the movement of pedestrians and vehicles passenger and freight subways are justified by existing conditions the present cdugestion can be re lieved by carrying the streets under ihe river the city should build terminal fa cilities on the land it owns along the c bicago river a commercial harbor at the mouth â€¢'Â£ the Chicago kiver is needed and will be amply justified by commerce the loss of chicago's share iu the commerce of the great lakes is large ly due to the control ley the railroads of transportation facilities and ter minals the obstructive bridges must be re moved from the river in the matter of harbor develop ment the policy of the city of chi cago due to indifference and lack of interest bus bene obstructive and dilatory on the other hand the policy of the united states government toward har bor and river development at Chicago nas beer liberal and progressive zinn report is latest colonel zi uu's report is the latest and most comprehensive be goes iuto every phase of the subject in great detail it wili be seen says colonel zinn that the following impediments exist in the Chicago territory to the free movement of commodities by rail and water la the coiur-el rt freight movement .. ... kv water by the railway transporta tion lines bj the absence of joint terminals foi tho rebandling and shipment c ) e-iiiougk rail freight and through lake and rail freight tc the congestion of rail traffic due to the movement of through freight into and through the city railway anel vee-tel terminals td the congestion of local rail traf fic by reason of the numerous tracks receiving transferring and discharging warehouses and the lack of joint warehouses for the redistribution of local rail freight e the neglect by many trunk lines to use the existing belt lines for the redistribution eef through rail freight 0 the absence of public docks and warehouses along the water front for the receipt and shipment of local package freight by water g the congestion of the river near its mouth by lo.al freight and passen ger vessels b the congestion ot team traffic at street crossings bridge approaches and terminal warehouses il the physical impediments to the movement bf deep-draft vessels in the i hie ago and calumet rivers bridges bryan will give up his lecture tour white house influence and hostile criticism given as cause washington sept 19 secretary of state bryan has abandoned his lecture tour and will devote his time exclusively to the state department the announce ment was made to-night by benjamin davis chief clerk of the department and friend of secretary bryan it says secre tary bryan will deliver his last chautau qua lecture at warrenton to-morrow night no cause is given it was believed here to-night that the influence of the white house was behind the move owing to the hostile criticism in the united states and abroad secretary bryan has been keenly sensi i tive to the sharp criticism from europe columbus anchor is gone from Chicago missing relic of discoverer may be on caravel santa maria it became known yesterday that the huge anchor used by christopher colum bus the most ancient and authentic relic of the western hemisphere has disappeared from Chicago careful in quiry failed to reveal its whereabouts the announcement is causing consterna tion for it is thought that the priceless gift of spain to the american people may be on board the frail caravel th santa maria which is being taken on its side-show trip to panama and the pacific coast and will be lost if any thing befalls the tiny vessel mother trades baby for six chickens death in fire reveals deal for year-old child kansas city mo sept 19 how a mother traded a year-old baby girl for six hens and a rooster because she had been deserted by her husband and could uot support it has come 0 light through e the death of mrs millie karues who was i burned ml her home yeste .â€¢â€¢-_..â€¢. . m seven mouths ago mrs karnos took the 1 baby to a kansas city woman and asked ! that she care for it when she left the child she was given the poultry the court officers believe the baby has a good home and will leave it with the foster barents asks forfeiture of n p road's charter wisconsin attorney general de clares 250,000 fee is unpaid madison wis sept 19 attorney general owen appeared in the supreme court to-day and asked permission to file an information iu the form of a quo war ranto proceeding to determine why the charter of the northern pacific railroad should not be forfeited he claimed the company did not pay the fee required by the wise'onsin laws for increasing its capital stock on an increase of 250 000,000 of stock he says the amount is 250,000 - the question will not be ar gued until some time iu october britain to help fair press declares exhibit will be sent to san francisco special cable tf the examiner london sept 20 reynolds news paper says that in commercial circles it is freely asserted that great britain after all will participate officially in the panama-pacific exposition the re port is generally credited 10,000 see boy slain in purdue student battle sophomore is killed score in jured as 1,000 clash in annual tank scrap tragedy dooms custom struggle held this year despite much opposition forty high school boys jailed lafayette ind sept 19 ten thousand persons saw francis oben | schain twenty years old of south whit lley lud killed in a student tank scrap here to-night he was kicked on the head and never regained conscious ness twenty five other students were in jured some seriously the tragedy dooms the tank scraps which have been an annual custom for a quarter of a century the purdue authorities only allowed the battle after the upper classmen had of fered to rigidly supervise it and prevent unnecessary roughness public sentiment was strongly against this year's contest many students parents opposed it in spite of the fact that the fight was well conducted it was the fiercest in years dies in fiat house young obenchaiu who was a sopho more belonged to the phi kappa sigma and died at fraternity house an hour after receiving the injury the tragedy followed twenty-three min utes of fierce fighting in which 725 fresh man routed the sophs the battle was fought on the hillside adjoining the big water tank only 500 second-year men were in line the freshmen formed at the foot of the hill after painting their numerals on the surface of the big tank the sophs marched to the top of the hill and then rushed down upon the freshmen wearing steel neck bands to prevent their being choked the sophs were surrounded an<j ai'tc being overpower we're tied on tbttg bains and led :â– -'â– .}â– o a bonfire where tliey â€¢ were foivea tb perform strange stunts _ forty boys jailed terre haute ind sept 19 forty students from the wiley high school were arrested to-night after they had cre ated a panic among the women and chil dren in a motion picture theater and en gaged in a fight with the police when an attempt was made to drive them from the building evanston club will snub mrs pankhurst suffragists decide her visit will harm cause in america mrs emmellne paukhurst the english suffrage leader will not be asked to speak before the evanston equal suffrage as ; sociation if she visits Chicago soon j this was decided by the association iu i the home of mrs catherine waugh mc i culloch 22'sti orringtou avenue evanston last night it was decided tbat the visit of mrs pankburst will do considerable harm to the suffrage movement in the middle and far western states because of the militant tactics of englishwomen customs holds chicagoan new york sept 19 among the nine ] persons who appeared to-day before gen eral nelson h henry surveyor of the i port ou the charge of smuggling was abraham brown of s7b milwaukee ave nue Chicago who was charged with fail | ing to declare 2oo wortn of jewelry which \ was found in his baggage after being 1 taken from the imperator finds a substitute for human blood dr soresi grafter of limbs ex periments with fluid new tork sept 19 dr a l so resi who astounded the world by his statement at the medical congress in london that he would soou be able to graft limbs from dead persons upon the bodies of the living is about to resume his experiments so far i have only grafted legs on dogs said dr soresi to-day the dogs are as sonnd as though they had been born with the limbs i hope that it may later be possible to graft limbs ten hours after death then it will not be so hard to find bodies i am experimenting with a temporary substitute for blood to be used when the supply is cut off during operations i am also seeking an anaesthetic that will re main in effect for from ten to twenty four days to facilitate painful surgical work labori under knife for appendicitis dreyfus defender is stricken in boston boston mass sept 19 ilaitre ferd inand labori one of france's foremost lawyers and defender of captain drey fus is stricken with appendicitis here he has been operated upon by dr charles g mixter who was called to his bedside at the eliot hospital the operation is declared to have been successful wilson sits in 50 cent seat at theater first president of u s to go to balcony likes vaudeville washington sept 19 for the first time to the history of washington thea ters a president of the united states sat in a 50-cent seat to-night mr wilson is getting the vaudeville habit last week was the first of the keith control of the chase theater the president sat in a box at the side of the stage to-night he went to the first box but in a few minutes changed to a mezzanine box in the center of the balcony which is 50 cents and re mained throughout a show in which girl acts predominated milwaukee ousts socialist tax man commissioner arnold removed on charge of malfeasance milwaukee wis sept 19 louis a arnold socialist tax commissioner a holdover official was to-night removed from office by vote of the common coun cil upon allegatious of malfeasance in of fice and other similar charges the council by vote of all except the seven socialists voted for removal tho most serious charge was that the tax roll as sworn contained a reduction in the tax of the second ward savings bank stock valuation made against protests of the assessors in direct charge folk gives up 30,000 yearly for u s job st louis mo sept 19 former governor joseph w folk returned to day from washington where he has been appoiuted solicitor in the state depart ment at a salary of d,ooo a year mr folk says hat in serving the peo ple he is giving up an income of 35,000 a year he has derived from lectures mr folk declared tbat he did not feel that he could afford to rent a house in wasiiington and during his term of of fice would live at a hotel man of 90 felled at crossing is dying william raleigh ninety years old 1722 south canal street a grocer was prob ably fatally injured yesterday when he was struck by a ladder ou an express wagon he was crossing canalport ave nue at south canal street when he stepped ibehind the wagon and was knocked down physicians believe that he will die frank klein 909 south ra cine avenue the driver was arrested on a charge of assault chamberlain hyde taken to hospital new york sept 19 charles fit hyde former city chamberlain and nephew of the late mayor gaynor was taken to the postgraduate hospital to day where he win be operated upon to morrow mr hyde was unable to walk â€¢ '-< â€¢â€¢â– â€¢ tlie taxicah te tire hospital deeor '.'â– â€¢ appealed lent a shadow of the mr uyue wlio iv.s convicted in connection with the koblu scandal over city funds judge gary picked for de luxe art deal victim u s steel corporation chief's name found in wonderful 5 trunk in diary in'which tom linson tells of his failure \ records reveal how 35,000 paintings were sold for 125 000 and give new list of pur chasers rich to be protected Â» the secrets of the wonderful trunk in the tomlinson-humes company bauk ruptcy proceedings said to reveal the alchemy of converting de luxe books and questionable works of art into spot cash are still hidden by the lawyers who have examined the papers they claim that it will take weeks to straighten out the scrambled mass hurled into the trunk just before the crash came and spirited away one document said to have been the chief asset of the firm and known pro fessionally as the boob list may never come to light it was a list of wealthy persons throughout the country who were known to the de luxe trade as consist ent buyers of books and pictures at fancy figures this list or blue book of the de luxe trade was thought to be n the trunk but as its value is said to be high it may have been held out or disposed of before the flight the list can be pieced to gether again from correspondence memo randa and notes made by members of the firm and its salesmen but the lawyers declare it would be a shame to publish the list as most of the persons named have suffered enough in the realization that they were picked out and known as purchasers of urst editions and works of art at fancy priees gary escapes net the book and art firm played steadily for the biggest game ns shown by their sale of a number of paintings to e p clark of los angeles for 125,000 almost immediately after the same paintings had been bought for 5.000 and still a further attempt to unload the batch on former senator william a clark whose expendi tures for works of art have mounted into the millions at a price of 5.50.000 this deal was not consummated one of the big men the firm went after according to memoranda found in the trunk was former judge elbert h gary chairman of the board of directors of the united states steel corporation but judge gary proved a hard nut arid re fused to buy either books or pictures herbert o toiuliuson senior member of the firm was the oue who attempted to land judge gary aceordiug to the notes in the trunk and he kept a diary of his progress in the matter mr tomliu son lived at wheaton the old gary homestead now occupied by mrs w 11 suteliffe is at wheaton and judge gary paid a n niter of visits to his daughter it was while judge gary was in whea n rh.'ii mr tomlingon tried to interest j him he went into the matter with son reunites his parents broker's wife ends suit pair on new honeymoon mrs maud belcher dickinson and her nine year-old son who was the means of a reconciliation between his mother and her broker husband,w.p.dickinson mrs w p dickinson reconciled to husband when youngster yearns for home life another sharp turn in the matrimonial affairs of w p dickinson la salle street broker and promoter of the mem phis fc pensacola railway was reported yesterday when a dispatch from memphis brought the news that mrs maud belcher dickinson had withdrawn her suit for di voree and that the couple had become reconciled the dismissal of the suit after mrs dickinson the second wife of the broker had made such bitter charges against her husband even when he was in jail lu Chicago last month on charges of fraud in connection with his railroad scheme is due to the influence over his parents of the nine-year-old sou of mr and mrs dickinson the boy has never seemed happy since the separation of his father and mother and although be remained in the custody of his mother while she visited relatives iu mejmphis the boy begged for permission to see his father and was given the privi lege of visiting mr dickinson brings about reconciliation finally these meetings of the boy witb his father brought mr dickinson and his wife together a reconciliation was effected and yesterday on instructions from his client mrs dickinsons lawyer appeared in court in memphis and asked that the suit be dismissed mr and mrs dickinson are now on a ! second honeymoon and are accompanied ; bv their happy sou mr dickinson has bad a spectacular career as a broker and promoter and has found himself in difficulties more than once on account of his methods or high finance some years ago he and his first wife were very prominent in society but trouble arose between them and the first mrs dickinson obtained a divorce dick inson married his present wife more than ten years ago husband arrested in Chicago early in august mrs dickinson brought suit iii memphis for divorce her law yer was unable to serve papers as mr dickinson left the state as soou as he heard of the proceedings in Chicago he denied that there was trouble betweeu himself anil his wife and said that mrs dickinson was at home in geneva he said that he loved her and there could be no trouble between them â€¢ then there arose trouble over the coin plaluts of persons who had invested in dickinson's railroad and dickinson was lodged in jlhl i 1 has nalele to obtain ! bail and remained in a ll for several i days whe'ii lu tarnished bond ami was released he went lee meictphls 1 ' tll.eell-h bis seen sue-e e.,1 e willuil g back hi wife who bad charged him wiiu duel and iniiumau treatmeut boy wanted old family life so parents forget divorce suit and go on trip stop car woman cues kills self i leaps into river at madison street after telling motor man intention in the presence of a dozen men an unidentified woman early this morning leaped over the railing of the west madison street bridge into the Chicago river and was drowned she never came to the surface after the plunge the men who saw her say she got on an east-bound madison street car at ashland avenue apparently tinder great excitement let me off at the bridge â€” i'm goiug to commit suicide she said to the motor man as the car drew near the river fearing that she meant what she said the inotornuui refused to stop uutil he reached market street there the wom an got off and walked back toward the river at the center of the bridge the woman leaped over tiie rail patroliuau cowing ran to the bridge and threw in a life preserver but she did not coine to the surface samuel allen tlie bridge tender was near by but could not reach ber in time to prevent her leap peter l.aning hi4 ; west fifteenth street au,l william doser il'u west madison street tried to i reach her but vainly she was a good looking woman the witnesses said between twenty-five and thirty years old dressed in a dark blue velvet dress and black hat robbers caught with 1,300 in jewelry man is held up in vestibule of his home the timely presence of two police of ficers early to-day resulted ln the capture of two holdup men and the recovery of 1,300 in jewelry and l>oo cash belonging to joseph kaufmann 4444 indiana ave nue kaufmann had entered the vestibule of his home when two men sprang out of i the hallway and pointing revolvers ac his head took a diamond ring and stick pin and his money kaufmann however waited until they had reacheil the side walk and started to cry for he't at which the burglar ran they ran intee . i , . â€¢ arms of officer mes kal and brown sxiie placed them under ! arrest the men were ieie'iuified as lleii > wil 1 liams and harry wilson ex-convicts re cently released from jail bank bandit identified mandel man is trapped bound to wagon wheel by de tectives who obey his orders barn boss can't get loose as ' he did after robbers left . charges of conspiracy to rob and murder preferred against the prisoner halpin in ohio recognizes robber suspect detectives of the central bureau made vitally important progress yesterday toward tlie solution of the mandel broth ers robbery with its incident of murder and the robbery of warrington mcevoy the garfield park state savings bank messenger in the latter case captain of detectives halpin went to cincinnati examined three prisoners held there and sent back the announcement that one of them james mccarthy has been identi fied as one of the two wanted for the bank messenger robbery meanwhile in Chicago under a bom bardment of questioning and a re-enact ment of the part that watson smith burn foreman says he played when rob bers obtained 1,000 in gold from mandel brothers west side delivery station smith's story was so badly riddled yesterday that warrants were sworn out charging him with conspiracy to rob and conspiracy to murder he will be booked on these chages to day the marder charge is baled on the death of michael wascbuk an employe of mandel brothers who was killed in an attempt to save the company's prop erty halpin sees ohio trio captain halpin in cincinnati exam ined three prisoners who gave the names of carl w moran james mccar thy and edward walsh these three were already suspected of having been concerned in the robbery of warrington mcevoy the garfield park state sav ings bank messenger from whom about 15,000 was taken and it was thought possible that the ohio prisoners were also implicated in the mandel robbery aside from the development of theories however the most important task before the police yesterday was that of getting all possible information from the one tnan who actually has been jailed ln Chicago in connection with the mandel robbery that is smith he was ar i rested with 45 in gold concealed in | various parts of his clothing ; is taken to murder scene smith was taken to the scene of tha robbery and murder 2655 west van buren street tolice captaiei john ryan several detectives and a police photogra pher were present ' smith you aim you were tied np te i the wheel or that auto truck said cap i tain ryan i want you to show ns jnst how you were tied ' detectives thou bound smith with a ! rope si'.m.ar to the one he said the rob bers had used the deteetives followed smith's instructions carefully so that the circumstances should be tb e same as on the moruiug of the robbery and murder now you say you managed to get one hand loose asked captain ryan that's what i did said smith but it took me some time you've got all the time you want now said the captain go ahead and ' looseu your hand gives up fight with rope smith worked for some time he failed to produce auy effect on the rope final ly he announced that he could not free a hand well maybe Â»,. tied if a little tighter than the robbers did said captain kyan ; gently we'll pass np that part of the teat detectives loosened smith's band now let's see yon get your knife oat of your pocket continued the captain smith struggled ln vain he could not twist his free arm to a position from which he could reach his pocket maybe fl little bit lame today the captain conceded give hini tlie knife it was taken from smith's poeket and m handed to him he could net get the 1 blade open well let's go back to the station j said captain kyan the eaptait declared 1 he expected smith to conress soon mandel sends 1,000 i eelwin f of handel brothers i has sent 1.000 to mrs michael was.huk m of the 1 1 ii who was killed while , defending the romp jm the letter from mr mandel t'j mra^h > vvase-leuk i'eael a r.lieews _\ vt nit bl c ij.press my inceyr jl continued on 7th page ist column continued on 2d page sth column thunder showers saturday foi _Â£ i m 5 lowed by fair and cooler by night n joh fair and cool sunday and monday i^ojwii range of temperatures yesterday . \ . irm/i 3 highest ti Â„ m zl average \ 61 i j fjf b*ii i ll.flai ew â– '. _.__ j|s|7 hl >^ 188 * jy9 unusual real estate [ igj bargains to morrow f ) j are you looking for a genuine bar wf gfif t 7 gain in real estate a piece of city 1-1 property that will bring in fine rentals and increase in value a suburban lot or home that ii will bring splendid returns on the investment a farm v \ that will make you independent for life you can find such a bargain to-morrow â€” in the want ad and real estate section of the Chicago s examiner look in this section to-morrow â€” you will _Â£ surely find the bargain that will most appeal to you i when you find it take it â€” take it quick before j somebody else gets it real estate bargains advertised \ in the sunday examiner's want ad and real estate columns are quickly snapped up by some of the sun day examiner's 600,000 readers j ___________ __________ -** 1 examiner leads in circulation the daily and sunday examiner in august sold more papers in the city of Chicago than any other two morning papers with several j thousand to spare circulation books open to the inspection of any advertiser

Chicago examiner vol xl no 234 a m f saturday Chicago september 20 1913 saturday reilstfe-ed 111 u s patent ofllco price one cent gffiffif&sse zinn report urges harbor and 3 deck loop streets recommendations just made pub lic advise quick solution of traffic problem by two sepa rate subways and river tunnels major rees and colonel differ from war department board on lake improvements make criticisms and suggestions washington sept 19 the report submitted to congress several days ago by the secretary of war in compliance with the provisions of the act of march 3 3309 which asked for a plan for a complete systematic and broad improve ment of the harbor facilities of Chicago and adjacent territory wandered far from the recommendations of two of the war department's engineers who had given close personal study to the situa tion at Chicago this became kuowii to-day when access was bad to reports made by major thomas h uees former district engineer at Chicago and colonel george a zinn who held the po-itiou until recently these officers began their special study | of chicago's problems as soon as the act in question was passed the recommendations made were far ; more generous than those approved by i general v 11 sixty chief of engineers ln the reports which are made public j here for the tirst time major kees and colonel zinn made frank criticism and many helpful suggestions for the treat ment of chicago's local transportation prclilcms entirely apart fvow their spe j il li i'i.i'ouiioi ndatious ie li.-ii devcbj oprire i . ; urge i riple-deck streets the fallowing are some features of their reports double and triple decked streets will soon be needed in the loop district for the movement of pedestrians and vehicles passenger and freight subways are justified by existing conditions the present cdugestion can be re lieved by carrying the streets under ihe river the city should build terminal fa cilities on the land it owns along the c bicago river a commercial harbor at the mouth â€¢'Â£ the Chicago kiver is needed and will be amply justified by commerce the loss of chicago's share iu the commerce of the great lakes is large ly due to the control ley the railroads of transportation facilities and ter minals the obstructive bridges must be re moved from the river in the matter of harbor develop ment the policy of the city of chi cago due to indifference and lack of interest bus bene obstructive and dilatory on the other hand the policy of the united states government toward har bor and river development at Chicago nas beer liberal and progressive zinn report is latest colonel zi uu's report is the latest and most comprehensive be goes iuto every phase of the subject in great detail it wili be seen says colonel zinn that the following impediments exist in the Chicago territory to the free movement of commodities by rail and water la the coiur-el rt freight movement .. ... kv water by the railway transporta tion lines bj the absence of joint terminals foi tho rebandling and shipment c ) e-iiiougk rail freight and through lake and rail freight tc the congestion of rail traffic due to the movement of through freight into and through the city railway anel vee-tel terminals td the congestion of local rail traf fic by reason of the numerous tracks receiving transferring and discharging warehouses and the lack of joint warehouses for the redistribution of local rail freight e the neglect by many trunk lines to use the existing belt lines for the redistribution eef through rail freight 0 the absence of public docks and warehouses along the water front for the receipt and shipment of local package freight by water g the congestion of the river near its mouth by lo.al freight and passen ger vessels b the congestion ot team traffic at street crossings bridge approaches and terminal warehouses il the physical impediments to the movement bf deep-draft vessels in the i hie ago and calumet rivers bridges bryan will give up his lecture tour white house influence and hostile criticism given as cause washington sept 19 secretary of state bryan has abandoned his lecture tour and will devote his time exclusively to the state department the announce ment was made to-night by benjamin davis chief clerk of the department and friend of secretary bryan it says secre tary bryan will deliver his last chautau qua lecture at warrenton to-morrow night no cause is given it was believed here to-night that the influence of the white house was behind the move owing to the hostile criticism in the united states and abroad secretary bryan has been keenly sensi i tive to the sharp criticism from europe columbus anchor is gone from Chicago missing relic of discoverer may be on caravel santa maria it became known yesterday that the huge anchor used by christopher colum bus the most ancient and authentic relic of the western hemisphere has disappeared from Chicago careful in quiry failed to reveal its whereabouts the announcement is causing consterna tion for it is thought that the priceless gift of spain to the american people may be on board the frail caravel th santa maria which is being taken on its side-show trip to panama and the pacific coast and will be lost if any thing befalls the tiny vessel mother trades baby for six chickens death in fire reveals deal for year-old child kansas city mo sept 19 how a mother traded a year-old baby girl for six hens and a rooster because she had been deserted by her husband and could uot support it has come 0 light through e the death of mrs millie karues who was i burned ml her home yeste .â€¢â€¢-_..â€¢. . m seven mouths ago mrs karnos took the 1 baby to a kansas city woman and asked ! that she care for it when she left the child she was given the poultry the court officers believe the baby has a good home and will leave it with the foster barents asks forfeiture of n p road's charter wisconsin attorney general de clares 250,000 fee is unpaid madison wis sept 19 attorney general owen appeared in the supreme court to-day and asked permission to file an information iu the form of a quo war ranto proceeding to determine why the charter of the northern pacific railroad should not be forfeited he claimed the company did not pay the fee required by the wise'onsin laws for increasing its capital stock on an increase of 250 000,000 of stock he says the amount is 250,000 - the question will not be ar gued until some time iu october britain to help fair press declares exhibit will be sent to san francisco special cable tf the examiner london sept 20 reynolds news paper says that in commercial circles it is freely asserted that great britain after all will participate officially in the panama-pacific exposition the re port is generally credited 10,000 see boy slain in purdue student battle sophomore is killed score in jured as 1,000 clash in annual tank scrap tragedy dooms custom struggle held this year despite much opposition forty high school boys jailed lafayette ind sept 19 ten thousand persons saw francis oben | schain twenty years old of south whit lley lud killed in a student tank scrap here to-night he was kicked on the head and never regained conscious ness twenty five other students were in jured some seriously the tragedy dooms the tank scraps which have been an annual custom for a quarter of a century the purdue authorities only allowed the battle after the upper classmen had of fered to rigidly supervise it and prevent unnecessary roughness public sentiment was strongly against this year's contest many students parents opposed it in spite of the fact that the fight was well conducted it was the fiercest in years dies in fiat house young obenchaiu who was a sopho more belonged to the phi kappa sigma and died at fraternity house an hour after receiving the injury the tragedy followed twenty-three min utes of fierce fighting in which 725 fresh man routed the sophs the battle was fought on the hillside adjoining the big water tank only 500 second-year men were in line the freshmen formed at the foot of the hill after painting their numerals on the surface of the big tank the sophs marched to the top of the hill and then rushed down upon the freshmen wearing steel neck bands to prevent their being choked the sophs were surrounded anoo cash belonging to joseph kaufmann 4444 indiana ave nue kaufmann had entered the vestibule of his home when two men sprang out of i the hallway and pointing revolvers ac his head took a diamond ring and stick pin and his money kaufmann however waited until they had reacheil the side walk and started to cry for he't at which the burglar ran they ran intee . i , . â€¢ arms of officer mes kal and brown sxiie placed them under ! arrest the men were ieie'iuified as lleii > wil 1 liams and harry wilson ex-convicts re cently released from jail bank bandit identified mandel man is trapped bound to wagon wheel by de tectives who obey his orders barn boss can't get loose as ' he did after robbers left . charges of conspiracy to rob and murder preferred against the prisoner halpin in ohio recognizes robber suspect detectives of the central bureau made vitally important progress yesterday toward tlie solution of the mandel broth ers robbery with its incident of murder and the robbery of warrington mcevoy the garfield park state savings bank messenger in the latter case captain of detectives halpin went to cincinnati examined three prisoners held there and sent back the announcement that one of them james mccarthy has been identi fied as one of the two wanted for the bank messenger robbery meanwhile in Chicago under a bom bardment of questioning and a re-enact ment of the part that watson smith burn foreman says he played when rob bers obtained 1,000 in gold from mandel brothers west side delivery station smith's story was so badly riddled yesterday that warrants were sworn out charging him with conspiracy to rob and conspiracy to murder he will be booked on these chages to day the marder charge is baled on the death of michael wascbuk an employe of mandel brothers who was killed in an attempt to save the company's prop erty halpin sees ohio trio captain halpin in cincinnati exam ined three prisoners who gave the names of carl w moran james mccar thy and edward walsh these three were already suspected of having been concerned in the robbery of warrington mcevoy the garfield park state sav ings bank messenger from whom about 15,000 was taken and it was thought possible that the ohio prisoners were also implicated in the mandel robbery aside from the development of theories however the most important task before the police yesterday was that of getting all possible information from the one tnan who actually has been jailed ln Chicago in connection with the mandel robbery that is smith he was ar i rested with 45 in gold concealed in | various parts of his clothing ; is taken to murder scene smith was taken to the scene of tha robbery and murder 2655 west van buren street tolice captaiei john ryan several detectives and a police photogra pher were present ' smith you aim you were tied np te i the wheel or that auto truck said cap i tain ryan i want you to show ns jnst how you were tied ' detectives thou bound smith with a ! rope si'.m.ar to the one he said the rob bers had used the deteetives followed smith's instructions carefully so that the circumstances should be tb e same as on the moruiug of the robbery and murder now you say you managed to get one hand loose asked captain ryan that's what i did said smith but it took me some time you've got all the time you want now said the captain go ahead and ' looseu your hand gives up fight with rope smith worked for some time he failed to produce auy effect on the rope final ly he announced that he could not free a hand well maybe Â»,. tied if a little tighter than the robbers did said captain kyan ; gently we'll pass np that part of the teat detectives loosened smith's band now let's see yon get your knife oat of your pocket continued the captain smith struggled ln vain he could not twist his free arm to a position from which he could reach his pocket maybe fl little bit lame today the captain conceded give hini tlie knife it was taken from smith's poeket and m handed to him he could net get the 1 blade open well let's go back to the station j said captain kyan the eaptait declared 1 he expected smith to conress soon mandel sends 1,000 i eelwin f of handel brothers i has sent 1.000 to mrs michael was.huk m of the 1 1 ii who was killed while , defending the romp jm the letter from mr mandel t'j mra^h > vvase-leuk i'eael a r.lieews _\ vt nit bl c ij.press my inceyr jl continued on 7th page ist column continued on 2d page sth column thunder showers saturday foi _Â£ i m 5 lowed by fair and cooler by night n joh fair and cool sunday and monday i^ojwii range of temperatures yesterday . \ . irm/i 3 highest ti Â„ m zl average \ 61 i j fjf b*ii i ll.flai ew â– '. _.__ j|s|7 hl >^ 188 * 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